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Sunak delivers 'kitchen sink' manifesto - but he was unable to promise biggest thing Tory MPs want

Sky News Tuesday, 11 June 2024
As Rishi Sunak was winding up his manifesto launch at metaphor-heavy Silverstone race track, the scale of the prime minister's task in the remainder of the election campaign was becoming clear.
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Rishi Sunak unveils £17BN of tax cuts in make-or-break Tory manifesto: PM vows to scrap NI for self-employed, knock another 2p off main rate, and slash Stamp Duty - as he warns Labour would ditch Rwanda flights and be Net Zero 'zealots'

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